Rising Deer Population Linked to Decline in New Zealand's Native Forests

New research from the University of Canterbury indicates that increasing deer numbers are contributing to the decline of native forests by depleting essential food sources that support forest ecosystems.

26 Jul, 18:36 — 26 Jul, 18:36

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Rising deer numbers drive decline in native forests - research

Deer are hollowing out forests of food sources which support forest ecosystems, according to a paper by the University of Canterbury published today.

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